Can you describe the entire spectacle of Sai Baba's procession to the Chavadi?

The procession to the Chavadi was a grand and festive event. As described in Chapter 37, the area was decorated with arches, toranas, and fluttering flags. The procession itself was a vibrant affair, with musical instruments like horns, trumpets, mridanga, and veena playing. Devotees chanted Sai's name, danced, and carried banners. Fireworks were lit and torches shone on all sides. During the walk, Tatyaba held Baba's left hand, Mhalasapati held his right, and Bapusaheb Jog held an umbrella over His head, while chowrie-bearers fanned Him. The beautifully adorned horse, Shyamakarna, also featured prominently in the procession.